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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-15
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Tie Senate was called to order 4. /
A. NJ, on the 9th. by Lieutenant Gov
ernor Davis. After the usual roll cal
there was prayer BY the chaplain, Rev
Geo. K. Davis. and the reading OF tn
minutes. Senator Pouiade, Presiden
pro TEN, was called to the chair.
| Senate bill No. 2, introduced by Sen
ator Poujsde yesterday. and referred t
the Lincoln County delegation, was re
ported upon by that committee. recon
msndiDR that it do pass. The report
| was adopted.
| A communication was received from
the State Controller. relative T., deaci,u
cy claims, which was referred TO the com
mitteea Gu Ways and Means and Oh
Claims.
Senate bill No. 7, by Mr.. Powell, to
regulate fees aud compensation for oil.
cisl services in the State OF Nevada. wa
referred to the Judiciary Conlmittes.
B,u Ma 2 he NJ N,.hon. 20
the act relative 10 III. yas.,,pc,;o, a,
certain no1ioas animals. Was referred to
the Committee on Agriculture.
A resolution was introduced BIZ Mr.
Noteware, fixing the compeusatioo o.,
ciergymen acting in the capacity Of Chan
ain for the Senate. at g 80 per d.v
After some discussion the resolution va.
laid on the table for the present.
Senate bill No. 2. introduced by Mr..
Pouiade, to encourage the construction
Of railways in Lincoln county, now came
up for final passage, and after consider.
able discussion il was passed.
The Senate then adjourned,
In the Assembly, Mr. LYONS. member
elect from White Pine, put in bis sp
pearance for the first time, having been
detained by illness, and vas sworn in oy
Justice Leonard. His presence gives the
Republican party six on Joint ballot Of
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STATE ITEMS.

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.r-d.y hv r :. :,
49, "a 80 .l,- -. :,
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n. -, - 80 60. - r.;
(. .st rye They never strike; besides
Nteyr 1sss fAy,,rs them. Is the &. 2.
asez exhaasted.-Nsvsia Union.
Aft., III. Ia. az -, o,,, a..
sbo,, s,s-. s;,, ,,p o,a I.,i;c;,I,,;,.r
and 1t VIII De nsccesszry To have the
seals Of all the Courts changed, 80 40 b
comply With the new law. The present
County Clerks owe it as - duty to the
80 y
p''ps eoA'u'' 'ne pu""e business
peal.
60
$3.50 s''ueA 10 r'cn
stramb at Iii. ia feet below the old
work. The tnnnel is over O0o fee,
'"ns AMI c'ar' right mt the mill. II
WIZ All cone '" s's heno reduction
i'N 'i""''"' 'n'i' e'o'ei do~n suuhs,
.,ns Ann MD t.;d ~ 80 .;v.,
~,
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COAST NE Ts.

| Samuel Fl. Dews, living near Brown,
Valley, Yaba county, killed himself
Christmas morning. He placed his body
over box Of blasting powder, and
ignitei the powder. but the explosion
| which followed did not kill him, only
giving himself intense pain AID setting
sis clothes on ERE. He then, with :
| butcher knife which his wife had used %
cat his burning cicthe. from his body,
killed himself.
Harry Burns was pursued at Port
Townsend. W. T., last Friday by cnm.
.sit.es of citizens who wanted him ON 8
sharge OF committing an outrage On .
-ittle girl. The eitizens effected an en-.
.,ance into the house, the doors Of which
tie culpnE had bArricaded, when the
.Eter nred two shots inta the crowd sad
tsen sho. himself in the head, dying
shortly afterwards.
The names Of those killed in the re.
sent explosion at the "a .cade Tunnel
". T., are Martin Brophy, Thoma. Al.
=i.ri add kuthony Mustoe,- Toe ~uand.
81 n.sn are Ensmss Cosgross. Foreman
lanes FLANAGAN, William Hamilton,
August anderson and Lovely Massoe.
The contract to build the Sxuta Rosa
ald Bsnic,a railroad has been awarded.
The work must begin within sixss days
I'D be completed before the lat Of Jan.
alry .issS.
Frank Hickey Of Ogden, forged dis.
patch 60 stop shipments Of oysters " nis
7isAs In the oyster business. and 10 now
,eid fer trial IN bonds Of 81. 900.
The klamath river is NOV being 10.
sated FOR mining, all the way FROM the
mouth vi Humbug Creek to Cotton wood.
The citizens Of Port Townsend, w. T.,
have taken measures to clear the town Of
all houses Of gambling and prostitut,on.
Fresno is watching the arrival II south.
srn California eIeupionists 10 secure
Immigration TO that city.
A Benson, A. T., cattle firm has jus.
1000 head Of 6ne Texss cattle.
Watermelons were sold 10 the santa
Cruz markets last week.
Houses suitable for places Of business
ase scarce at Seattle.
Gait is trying to close all places Of
business on Sunday.
Tombstone. A. T.. expects . mining
revival soon.
be. OaIy way 70 Conquer Dyspspsaa.
/ II is perfectly prepost,rous 70 introdnce
= ps'n and other artificial solvsAts into ths
,fPnAeh. In the expectation that they VIII ~
'ist diDssiion BY scting 81 the food Asslf.
nsy will not. Nor 10 Il possible thus to
,vercone dyspepsia. The only way to con.
iier that disorder and prevent the numerou,
1isesl,es and disabilities which IL sseuredly
lf,vokea, 10 TO renew the activity Of gastric
sdtion by trenSihsniny the stomach. Hos
eiier's Stomach Eitter- eratiicates the most
iiyeterafe forms "f indigestion by restoring
saiiiy TO the elementary organs and those
Hnlcn are tributary 70 them. The liver, the !
,sFeis, the kiiineys and the nerves, no less
',Aa the stomach. experience the invieora- ,
u effects OF That Standard tonic, which I,os-
itssts Alternative properties tina, greatly en- /,
iTie2 its beneiitial influence. and rive q
lermlnence to lis c1eci. ~hicn they would |
iot Otherwise passes.
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Alfred Rose Of Penn Yam. N. Y.
elaine to have raised at the rats Of l. 00C
bushels Of potatoes to the acre BY hi.
system Of trsnch.plautiug, in which b,
drops his seed potatoes cut to two eyes
on the bottom Of farrow eight inche
deep. The seed is covered at the frs,
about two inches, but when the plant,
are nicely started the dirt is drawn r.
them by degrees during their growth til
q last shs tssash i entirely 6llsd. =
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A sprihghsli MAS nswapaosr says:
When Co. Jones tnow Lieut-G .,ernor
OF New York; marched his regiment
into Boston OIL the way 10 Baltimore. IN
tne sszisnins Of the war Of the rebellion,
they we're entertained at Faueuil Hall.
One Of sas boys big. raw-boned Yam.
kes--h.d a very heavy knspaack and a
atssn ssk.d him what be hal in 4.
'C'fs"lsrs, he rsplied; Il have jus,
s"t 81. a natsrt knife -hsr,euer. and
ta'rght would take some circulsrs
s'"g s'' scatter them through th.
soath; may he they'll do me some good y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-15

A man 10 New York State who was
.ann'ns fr the Legislature made speech
in which be six times referred to tn
''rostrum' "a the ''nossrun," and he
lad Abraham Lincoln down As one Of tn,
s'snsrs Of the Constitution. He was.
however. sisetsd by big majarity, .uch
little mistakss mot counting against a
nan who was good talker.
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The yelns man who asks q hotel.
Keeper il he can have home comforts At
his house is too fresh for this world. He
should be turned over to pickle manu.
facturer.
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4 conan 10 Pennsylvani. has besn
arrested for Extracting money FROM u.
mails. But why . woman Of Pennsyl
vsnia' The crime, il il b. one. is uni
VERBALLY practicsd, Is every husband can
testify n bis sorrow. --Eureka Sentinel.
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Another lady i lecturing on "what I
saw in Utah." What she didn't zoe
woald draw bigger crowd. Alta Cali.
fssnia. Aaf SRA - ts,s4.
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STEWART NOMINATED.

A dispatch from Carson states that
Hon. W. N. Stewart received the caucus
nomination for United States Senator OF
the frst ballot, and a resolution rss
adopted pledging the members who par
ticipatsd in the caucus 10 vote for him in
joirt convention. Only four Republicans
refused TO 60 into caucus, one Of whom
il As.emblyman Powell, Of this county,
who Is opposed to the caucus system, as
he Is 10 Stewart, on principle. Stewart
l. unqrestionsbly an able and energetic
,lsn, and the only valid objections 70
Ia election to the Senate are, that he
ss- not been . resident Of the State.
''i..l within the last year, since his term
~ Senator expired in 1875, and that he
'''Tsnittei bill to demonetize silver ana
s..s:rsod its free coinage ct the mints to
tscone law without protest while he
-, Senator from Nevada. II is believed
ho'Tsver, in view Of his speeches and
ris,...ises that he win make amends 10 the
nes. Senate Tor his delinquencies in 1878,
az. diligently endsavor to make the
cp,anss Of silver free ., it ever had been
rs''s. to the passage Of the act Of 1872
J. j. also expected thss Mr.. Stewart will
er..s-yor TO increae the area, wealth
sns population Of the State by annexing
2erss Of Idaho and Utah territories, and
1t .ae,e expectations are realized Ne
vsd.us will overlook the fact that he left /
the State. like others who acquired
wealth in it and only returned when he
desirsd 70 be reelected to the United |
5 .a.ss Senate. Silver State.
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UOUUO =: 4: :; ): !: =:
value, that will start you In WORK that will q
o e 10 america. All about he a,ov64,o h
presents With each box. Agents wanssd svsry.
where, Of si,rer ssx. Of N 49,. for ali tkt
time or spare tine osiy. 70 wosh for - q thsl,
own honsa. fostasse for all workers. abso.
lusslI aasas, Dsav dslay. =. .AAsasss
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We must credit John Bull with a
".sck" worthy Of . Boston Yankee.
The editor Of ths Cowkeeper london)
went into one Of the great milk estsb-
iisain>nts and Jaw them washing oct the
GAGS by steam, brushes. etc. and bring
ing them to . condition Of perfect clean.
Illness. This done, and before the cans
wcrs sent back to the farmer to be re-
slled, man inspected them. and
with G whip Of straw ia one hand aud
a sassss IN the ether he clipped cf bits
oi s.-.v, Witch Is iro7eed into vaei.
ssn. Tho reason vas ca Helmet. IT,
s.arsrs required =. ,ir farmers to y4.h
yur tas cans before puttins miix mt
sl.la, sHs rrsczustoa. for IT NAY &.
Lays Esisrs they srs used II sfrs@. .r
found IN tie n'fk they s;r. a..y 80
tact thssth- o.us havs nor been washe.
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WORKING CLASSES yyE Sex.

ne 3 low prep Fol 70 fur uish all 81 spsss with
cinp~yn ed ~ nolss. sas Whole Of tbs time. or
for tAetr spars naonents 1ssig 20 nee, light
AID pr.atsDls. Person, u either sex ss-ii,
.sin IRON " o-n's 10 d o. par svsuius. sod i
p.cl 'Jrtional sn0 b. dsvuttng I'll h " uass 70
the bus Lees b,ys aud girls cara bsasly - aucf
insh That al Who ses this maj ssnd snsir 3D.
Il esq, Aao tsse tee biisinss, We make this oGtr
7, ancn Is sIe rcs Will sttsn d No will send
zee dollar ~ pay ios tho ,rYuhls Il wi log
Fnl psrs.uesrs AID outnt fire. Address 0sonss
sTitsos 4 70 Por land Msine.
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A Ssu.hsids paysicisn rae cspp-d In.
c'ia-e # ugg.-t;e-s ne IS persihi. !.
ar srt'.t il uesi,lnc N clay -,
after he got his Office supplied ' ish n-'-
rral gas he mads cast of skull. Tn.
thug is horribly a..ural even " ti.s
satures across the skull Al QUE front
tooth knocked out. This is set up IL
tie grate in such way that the blueh
crimson Games Of the burning gas ates'
through the eyes and nostrils, and flick.
sr plasfully around the ghsstly jaws.
Little jets Of flame fash through b.
tween the sunkan java and lishten NJ
the hony c,untensncs. heated to ~hite,
REQ neat in insnuer horribly sugsestiv.
OF other tire-. which are said TO burn,
brit ncs ccn-nm- -Pittsbsrg Dispatch.
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special Correspondence
WAsHINGrON. Sept 22-Of the many
statesmen now engaged in literary work
there is not one so industrious as Sunset
Cox. lie works ike q machine. and. no
matter what his other duties are, manages
70 turn ont a large amount Of valuable
literature. Iii. political "reminiscences
paid him considerably more than the
amount Of the yearly salary Of the chief
justice Of the United States, and he has now
two volumes in press With promise to
BRING I'm more than the cost Of the elegant
home which hc has been buildingat Wash
in0tOn. The two books which be has been
writing during the past summer are The
Pleasure Of PrinkipO' and "Tbe Diver
sions Of a Diplomat.
PrinkipO. the Isles Of the Princes. is
the Newport Of COnstantinOplc. and IL
was here that Mr.. Coz lived during part
Of his ministry To Turkey. The book con
fains 400 pages and has sOmc thirty illus
tratiOns. ! have had n look at some Of
the advance sheets, and in this account Of
the Greek Isles the people. the Turkish
government and the police, the geography,
historic associations. the neighbors, fisher
men. dialects. villas. forests. birds, dom
keys and monastcries are all pictured. TIT
volume is filed with good nature. II has
studies, historic. literary and archTOlOgic.
II describes also the iaunts Of Mr.. Cox to
the other points Of interest. 10 the Bos-
plOrus, and TO the Asian shores. II is
full Of spicy matter, and IT'S concluding
chapters are devoted ~ the women Of the
Isles. Mr.. Cox here saw the best female
product Of these rich Greek families. and
he grows almost dclirious in his admira-
ton Of them.
From these advanced sheets ! am able
10 give yOu something about the pretty
Greek girls of Prnkipo and some sketches
taken from photographs which Mr. Cox
brought back with him
~ says the most beautiful woman on
our hemisphere is the lady of Lima. South
America. and leads Us to believe that
more beautiful than She and in fact the
most beautiful woman in the world. Is the
Greek girl Of these Isles of She Princes.
He goes into rapturos over hcr, compares
her 10 Helen of Troy, and dc-canis upon
the grace Of her willowY form. He says
that the constant motion which the Greek
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mmon IN per,ia WIRE the rnre. Then

rpWfnOn III ItTSla WtTt int Is-ts INN
much female pararhernalia were crowded
into these yoluminous trousers-which
were gathered at the ankle-when n Turk
ish lady desired to make "A promenade
abroad. / have noticed that during the
intervening time the Turkish women have
learned TO correct the unrainly gait which
came from wearing slippers at the cx-
trcmity Of their stockingless legs-a Gus
tom which even Byron remarked was
one Of the disenchantments Of their
beauty"
Mr.. Cox says that blonde bcauties are
now the style in Turkey, and goes u
"Fair hair. and blue eyes or gray, are not.
however, admired by their Persian sisters,
although IN Pcrs'aa fair skin and ilOrid
complexion are much sought after But.
strange 10 say, that even though nature
may have been unstinted in her gifts to
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GOOD recommendation which tn. presi-

dent had received had reported that the
maj was dishonest, totally incompetent
and that his retention would be an injury
to the service. The president replied
that whether the first or the last state
ment Of the foreman was true or not could
only be known by an Investigation, but
n thing appeared to him certain, and
that was that the government had no fur
Their use Tor that foreman. \ day or two
later the president received a letter that
the foreman had been dismissed whether
the other man will be reinstated will de-
pend upon the result ~ the investigation.
FRANK g.. CARPENTER.
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these eastern wO-
men. art is not
seldom called in
with her rouge
and powder. lam
told that the beau
ties Of the harcm,
i'm Persia at least,
arc like fun blown
pc0uios / have
seldom a a
Turkish woman
who rougcd her
face She may
paint her eye
brows and pow
der her neck, but
rouge does not
% to be one Of
her ~nd0rnmcnts
The Persian gem
orally gives her
suffrage tothe jet
black almost blue
black. long hair
After the Egyp
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girls have 10 go
through from
early childhood in
bowling them
selves I'm prayer
makes their forms
1.-the and causes
their ycrtcbrP TO
curve iu lines of
IOyelincs say
lac.
No One ever
Tires az meeting
such courtesy as
both Turkish and
Grccian people of
both sexes DE
STOW Picty and
beauty meet each
other goodness
and grace kiss
each other
IL would NOT
%depreciatc the wo-
men OF other
cliInos. nor cXtOl
personal charms
above mental cul
ture and VirtuOus
merit The Greck
mDnllu ln.L II.n
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traveller who has
had the privilege
10 draw 10 from
life The more
characteristic
charms of the Cir
an. while DE
ma, hc passing
fair. consist of q
tall and wei
formed figure,
dark eyclashcs
and bright chest
NUT hair. but
sometimes that
element of the old
Tartaric strain
% high check bone
or wide mouth
is TOO prominent
a feature Her
charms are O
or less concealed
by tine Veil Dia
m0uds and other
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AMONG THE mEXlcANs.
"No T. ~Costumbro" Their Motto-A
Hotel Of the Country.

"| DO EN- "
the idea that Mexico was, 80 90 speak
saturated with the leaven Of progress and
enterprise, and naturally ! feit that / was
going 10 find IL q sort Of little America,
with exceptional natural advantages, -
and / was prepared 90 find every one Of her
5000. 900 souls imbued with the l|Yeiiucss
OF the typical Yankee. st amy rate. any
one would not be tO blame who 100 least
expected 90 find upon the frontier towns
little of tle benefits which might accrue
from the occasional contact of the natives
with the high -oUl,l aHd refined COW
bows. bull whackers and chiyalr0us gam
blers VINO live just over the border in
Texas.
You get inside of Laredo. and yon rub
your eyes 10 make sure You are not ~uiler-
ing from % nightmare. Where is the
spirit of advancement here the activity,
Just simply nowhere. Around the depots
a few Americans are gathered. and % few
Mexicans Of al classes and conditions of
apafhetic Indifference. smoking cigarettes
and waiting for Che clouds 90 roll oy
You want q porter tO take your own lug-
gage, which consists of 90 grIp-ach ana
your "little woman baggage. which
consists OF seven bandb0No- and three
bundles. to "a hotel s porter. How easy
that sounds tO u~ How hard to realize
here. for not One of the twenty who sur
round y0u viii undertake. amy such 20 la.
b0r. That is t0 Say. one man viii teke
one piece of baggage. hut u0 more. You
m0y argue boz thr HaE which come, most
natural to SOU. hut 800 tAc answer }ou get
is y as c0-tumllc 100 Ir nOf custom
uryI. and a, y0u progress further into the
country and JOS habits sou discover that
the wHtchWOrd and fnc bulWurhs OF 500
cicty iu Mexico ls $40 a. cu-tumhrc.
Even the children say DO, s0berly and
grayciy with UplIftcd finger 90, n cn-
forcing 90 Religious. Jaw II son We're
diving of thirst burning with fever. IN
danger of immediate death at amy time OBJ
place not mentioned in ihI- great law of
what i~ oi D., uOt customary. you might
die. and dying yOur Inst earthly sight
would be the upiiited finger. che grave
repr0achful expression a, you heard tNr
words so c- c0-tuWhre. 81 first b.
only causes % slight feeling oi annoyance
buf 900 last 30 becomes 90 thorn iu your side
and you arc only TOO apt 60 say De-
Your customs.
By thc expenditure of about 50 wc l0'
our luggage transferred tO our IO.el ID
hotel kept 600 the Mexican plan. for tNc
"lftle w0muu nas bound t0 ecc MeAIcO.
NOT America m Mexico think She re
pauted latter hut She I- real grt aud a-
determined a- -hr i- pretty. which .- soy
iug 20 good dcal and She never went back
on her first intention
Our "hoteI nl. % noble structure. sine
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III Jul NNNAaNN
end "a dozen language Her time at
school has been so absorbed by them that
she has. perhaps. neglected t0 acquire
other information and discipline She.
however. becomes "a wonder for sweetness
Of voice. Her articulation runs the
gamut as her ancc.trcss touched Tine lutte.
Much les, would make undue cncomium
upon the Turkish women. WhOarc greatly
secluded from the v'yld of letters. lcarr-
ing and social intercourse Still D. d, true
that for physical grace ihc Greek beauty
has no parallel hut hcr OVID.
"Clo-elv a-- INFLATED with Che Grcciau
woman in beauty. and having each her
own peculiar loNCiinc--. Is the Armenian.
Persian. u,hra.c and Ottoman woman
All are. bob one word. of oriental tyUe. Ar
fists have portrayed the large black eye.
its lauguid lustcr and liquid splcudor. thc
heavenly arch of the brow. and the deli
cate sOftnDss and SmoolhHess of the skin
which tell of the bath and It's constant
use. But no can picture the beauties
Of these oriental women The rose,
the pearl, the alahaster, are bat fee
BILE symbols Of their ioveliness. Their
courtly ease. low sweet voice innocent
jOcund laugh. and the honeyed talk, make
a poem of %cnchantment surprising the
scnsuOus imagination Of Keats. II may
DE that Armenian women are of the earth
and earthly. but their graces bcto-
ken the ucarncs. OF their country To
the Garden of Eden. and the absence
Of The aftermath which sin brought
from thence into the world The Turk
ish woman does not dress as gaudily
as the Persian. nor does She bloom so
much in the fictitious glories of painted
wOwauhooi. She has hcr w mode Of
penciling the eyebrow and arranging the
veil which dchcs competition But when
called for am outdoor promenade in % long
and gracelc.s feridjie she does NOT show
that elegance which one might possibly
see il he were allowed within the harem
The contrast between the indoor dress.
both in Persia and here farther west, and
the walking attire. must strike every
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jewelry nlumne he. hair Her dress is
Frightened and colorcd-to attract the
eye and rlyct the gaze.
"In Turkey, thirty odd years ago, when
] first visited il, the trousers that are yet
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mILer.te Iemnla. In Indln-

OF Che s|J.,o0.Oo0 women and girls
under British rule in India. 800. 800. 900
cannot read or write 40 an. and many of
the other 200. 600 can barely do either.
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JeOGE WAxeM ABROAD.
He Pay. a visit TO the Imperial City Of
Germany.
Special Correpondencel

iuItc. Germany Is I~tiii'N'i'f "''"
capital yisitin. because bcin "A compound
country She has got "a capital with % King
and an the royal tr.mm.ns SET mp along
most every road lcadin to Berlin, whar %
an mcrgcs into The ki1cr. who is the prc,i-
dent OF the United State, 90 so many
governors OF states rs 30 wa.r Mandy
has been usiu her best ~endcyoors t0 keep
me out OF central pints. and to couhue
our r~lmmynclfI0ns mostly to the r0orial
dco.tricks and arf galarios. hut YOU might
as well try t0 Keep q lean steer onten a
blue grass pa.ter ass 90 keep "a NlXcm out
II the atm0-phoar of statesmen. and
Mandy. efcrts d. all " vain At the
same time. Mr. editor. ] ann n0t kcepin
my nose right 0utO the erine-rOuo OF
politics. for thc salesman to Doc broad Do
his fnnucnts must De broad boo his noilidge.
and / am gittiu wider every day
/ have been feellu good cFycr sense we
first got into Switzerland. audits % power
ml little thing u. has done 20. refer
now to d bo0tiack. When I put ou mY
first par of rcd top boots J wa, only "a Do.
lie shaver out in Wayback. with no idee
ion the minds of the people chat cFfer Tide
be a member of tho national legislator of
our CRATE and glorious republic and go to
Europe. But. Mr. Editor. our f0rcsite
aiut uothin Ike a, good as our hlrlsie is
and / am today In one Of the lOif.r-i posi-
tons an umOIc citizen of the republic and
seryent of the people cam ockupy. but !
didn't fergir Them rcd top boots. and
maxim all0ulnf- fer growth and develop
mcnt I have the same style of boots Co.,
day. and COL Mc~WIlgle. the Mayh1ch